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Stellantis has finalized the sale of its Mopar Distribution Center in Marysville, Michigan, as part of its ongoing consolidation strategy. The facility, which played a key role in Mopar operations and Chrysler’s historic engine production, will continue functioning under a leaseback agreement until a new centralized hub is completed. According to Stellantis Safety, Manufacturing and Corporate Communications person Frank Matyok, the move aligns with the company’s 2023 United Auto Workers (UAW) collective bargaining agreement. “Stellantis is progressing with its Mopar consolidation plans as outlined in the 2023 UAW collective bargaining agreement. The sale of the Mopar facility in Marysville, Michigan,…

Stellantis Mexico has made a strong start to 2025, reporting its best January sales since 2018 with a total of 7,062 units sold. This marks a 2% growth compared to the same period in 2024, solidifying the company’s position in the Mexican market. Ram led the way with 2,559 units sold, marking its best-ever January performance. Antonio Camalich, Sales Director of Stellantis Mexico, commented, “We started the year on the right foot, exceeding 7,000 units. Our range of vans and pickups continues to take firm steps within the market, and the incorporation of plug-in (PHEV) vehicles like those from Jeep…